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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-24

W nav - it''~~hiNs
fsom d Houston Pos.
General get.up-aud.get makes cities.
10 Morling Ven.
We have lust received 300 pair of
leans pants which we bought at "A
sacrili 20, and now offer them at whole.
sale cost. Cali and examine them.
b :. CASTLES X Co.
Anyone in need OF straw hat
would do wei to call around aud see
US Levine Bros
Our stock OF light weight Under
wear, III cause, balls aud silks. arc by
far the best assorted IN Waco. Jones
n GoOdlOc.
Lace curtains al 30 cents per pair.
worth $500, at Levine Bros.
The bottom has been kuocke ed out
of prices 10y 5. Marx.
You will linda ompetentparmacist
in charge at ". y. Williamson n Co.'s
at any hour, day or night.
Lap robes in endless varicty at
Levine Bros
Take your prescriptions to ". A.
Williamson n Co.
ladies hat. trimmed and uutrim,
med AT ;. Marx,
How tu Save Money
The bankrupt store has Just bought
another lot OF bankrupt goods which
they offer 1t New \ ork cost Call
and see them. b :. CASTLES Il Co.
Boys shirt waists in all styles, from
20 cents up, AT Levine Bros.
Buy your drugs and medicines of
W. A. Williamson Il Co.
Dcane photographer, South Fifth
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-24

Lace curtains al 80 cents per pair
worth = .du, at Levine Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-24

Buy your drugs and medicines of
W. A. Williamson Il Co.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-24

and then retired. lie didn't get a
full view At the enemy nj the first
look, perhaps
WHrN the Arkansas Pass road :
corps OF engineers reach Waco, they
viii receive right royal welcome
from the business men of the fair
city
THE Express corrccts us. 1t is not
opposed to Harrison holding the as
sistant attorney-generalship, provid.
ing, the constitution lcan he gotten
round
THF Interstate law isn't working
smoothly 1t may after while
develop into great blessing, but
just now it looks like anything else.
Thy Rn advertisement in rHE En-
ANIINER rs II remedy for hard times.
Many remarkable cures are on record.
The Arlington News is perfectly
Jubilant over the recent rains.
THs county anti.prohibition CON
veution was a lively affair to be sure.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

has been erected. The college now owns
$50. 600 worth of property and has debt OF
sl2,5 500. The properly consists OF ten acres OF
lard in the city of Oswego large brick resi-
dence with Substantial out buildings and the
new college building costing $1,000 Last
year the college gave instruction to fifty
pupils, fifteen of them being boarders. The
institution was recommended to the board OF
aid for colleges for the ensuing year in the
sum Of 81, 500. The report of the Highland
University shows an enrolment last year OF
III students OF wnom 90 were in college
classes, were preparing for ministers and
IS were members of churches. The enroll
ment for the present year is 81 and more are
expected soon. A spirited discussion was
INDUCED in over a proposed overture to the
general assembly, asking that the territory
known as mo Mans Land" and lying ad-
jacent to Kansas, on the southwest, be made
part of this synod. The propositson was
lost.
A vote of thanks was unanimously passed
to the committee on arrangements, which
had been SO efficient in contributing to the
comfort and success of the synod; also to
the families entertaining delegates, and to
the railroad companies granting favors Of
transportation.
A resolution expressing its sincere pleas
ure in having had enrolled among its cor
members during the present
session Dr. Herrick johnson, DID of Nc
Cormick Theological Seminary. Papers
relative to the death OF Rev. S. NJ. Irwin and
Prof H. D. McCarty were also adopted.
Synod then adjourned, to meet in Hutch
inson in October, 1855.
8 t MCCLURE
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11
Ianhscane Gardening.

The artistic laying out, grading end plart-
ipg Of parks, private grounds, lawns, etc, u
specially and To all III So that wish such
work done would say that | have hai Il teen
years experience in the. east and claim 10 I'M
ders a, my business. guarantee satisfac
tion on all work. Plans ard estimates fur
nished If desired. and ali jobs however small
will be thankfully received. use for Sc d
irg lawns the famous Central Park lawn
gra,S which makes the finest lawn in the
world Call n or address me at 2S2 North
Main street, ichita, Kansas, Respectfully
Pills ALBEIT FILLS.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11
PROGRAM,
FRS: Dsy Racing for the Fair. wednesday,
Oct, I2


No. /, running one-half mile, all ages, by
horses orned in Sedgwick county; purse $50
GUY Woods, of Clear Wafer, enters Belle,
bay mare.
q II. Meets, OF Wichita, enters Fugo, g
chestnut stallion, by Almont Pilot.
l. A. Mills, of Wichita, enters Banquo, q
| sorrel geldins, by Barnes William.
c. A Latham, Of Wichita, enters Rose
wood, bay mare, by Arristodes
No 2. special trot; purse, slt0.
Toler farm enters MARQUES.
D. McKinZee enters Drummer Boy, &. &.
Lloyd Bros Burlipgame, enters Brewster,
b. S.
A. w. Bruner, Rock Island, enters Bob
Riley, son of Robt McGregor.
No 8 Two-year-old trot; purse, $50.
VIM Ramsey, Wichita, enters Waldo Nc
Gregor, b. S., by Rob Roy, by Robt Nc
Gregor.
Gus Dalberg. Wichita, enters Alfred sd, -
b. s., by Rob Roy, by Robt 1cGregor.
No. 4 Pawnee Bulls Wild West Show
will parade the streets at 9 O'Clock, headed
by tue K Of P band in uniform, starting
at the Rock Island depot Douglas avenue
marching west TO Main street, thence north
to Central avenue, thence west TO fair
grounds Immediately on their arrial at
toe fair grounds Pswnee Bill with his wild
Idians and cowboys and co~girl5 will give
their entertainment.
No. 5 The Regatta will commence ct 10
och OK and last until II O'Clock, consisting
of the follow, g races: Guy Myers, champ
ion o. the year in this class, opposed by o.
G. Eckstein of the Apalastin Boat club OF
Washington, d. C.. The single clinker will
bring out A l. Miller, champion of skiff
fer 1857, against the pick Of the cub. The
famous calamest four against the four DARED
gig
The great state lawn tennis tournament
will give an exhibition from Il to ! O'Clock
The races will be called promptly at 2
o'clock. This gives an entire days racing
and specialties, the character OF which can
only be appreciated by personally seeing
them The borses that are entered in the
different classes, as any horseman will see by
observation are of the best running and
trotting families in the world The field of
horses alone ought TO draw on the very first
day of the Fair an immense crowd of peo-
ple Added to these att actions are the diff
ferent Regatta events which speak for them
selves These boat races can be seen by the
spectators from the beginning to the finish
as they row over half mile and repeat.
The State Lawn Tennis tournament will be
aSne attraction.
Yawnee Bill with his Indians will give
thei thrilling show consisting of Indian war
dances, desperate battles between cow boys
and Indians, robbing stage coaches, &c. d..
1242t
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contested boat races ever before Witnessed
upon any water course west Of the eastern
courses Our boat club boys havo been unter
the training of professional oarsman all
season and have reached that point, while
they are not cal ed professionals, the time
thew have made in races thi. season Is better
than has been made by oarsnen rowing for
large purses in the east There are number
of races pending decision between the cham
pions of the club hat will be decided curing
the regatta The oarsmen can beseeu curing
the entire race from the smphitheater. The
river at that point is wide, deep and makes
the best racing course that coni1 De loutd
along its entire length. The first Gays pro
gram viii be as follows:
Mr. Guy Myers. champion Ct the year
against Mr. o. G. Eckstein, Of the Andstein
club Of Washington, D. Z. II u
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THE SYNOD CLOSES.

Synod convened at $50 o'clock Monday
morning and spent the first half hour in de
yotionsl services. The stated clerk reported
on the question Of synodical representation
The report wes accepted. The auditing COM
mittee on colleges reported progress and eff
CHENEY in the management of the Emporia
college and Highland university. The college
for young ladies located at oswego was re
ported as being in good condition. Since
the last meeting of the synod building large
enough TO accommodate sixty boarding pu-
p!ls with study halls and recitation rooms
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11
For Sale to Responsible Party

The furniture and fitting Of thirteen rooms
in the Noole block, cor ner of Topeka and
Douglas avenues. Furniture snd fitting all
irst-clasz, and 70 anyone meaning business
this viii be sold for 81 800 cash; first est Of
which was e. $40 as per invoices The ioca-
ton being central tie roo-ns are always II
demand, and ct the present time are al oecu-
pied az profitable rstes, tie average income
being Si25 ren. per month
Reasons for wanting to sal, busiEess inter
ests in Calisornia demanding ny presence
I9stf J. 7. MORGAN.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11
Legal NOtice.

Legal NOtlCe.
John X. Adams, Plaintiff
Augusta Adams, Defendant.
In The District Court of Sedgwick County,
Kansas.
Augusta Adams the defendant in the above
entitled case whose place Of residence lie I'M
known to plaintiff, is her eby notified that John
X Adams the above named plaintiff. did, on
the 18th day of September. 1857 file his petition
In the flee of the clerk of the district court OF
Sedgwick county, Kansas, charging said Au-
gusta Adams with gross neglect OF duty and
with aba donment for more than one year last
past, and praying 10 be divorced from her.
Said defenGan, will be required 10 answer said
petition on or before the 9Th day of November.
lsS7. or In default thereofthe allegations there
in will be ken as true and judgment rendt red
accordingly. JOHN K. ADAMS,
1l2-3t BY a. 7. Carpenter, hi, atty.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11
snor,smen Attention,

Waterproof. your primers and shells with
Hills dampproof tablets Your gun won't
rust nor cartridges get wet while using them.
Quickly applied. Never fails. 5000 bores
sold last ear. Satisfaction guaranteed. One
box protects go cartridges Sent postpaid
on receipt OF IS cents silver; 5 boxes 81. AG-
dress Dr. Love, Lowell, Lawrsncs Co, no +,
Sole owner of right. ia u
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11


In the District Court OF Sedgwiok county, State
OF Kansas.
Romeyn W EIdridge and f. B Eldridge, de-
fendants.
against
Cash ]. Comm. defendant.
The defendant shove named Is hereby noti-
fed that ne has been sued in the above court
by the above named plaintiffs and that he must
answer the petition filed Oy the plaintiffs on or
before the llth day Of November. A. ID 1857. or
the petition will be taken as true and judg-
ment setting aside snd cancelling q certain
mech anics lein C aimed by you on lot "a on
Main street In the city of Wichita. Kansas,
which lot Is owned by the plaintiffs, Will be
rendered accordingly,
ROMEYN w. ELDRIDGE.
ll3-4w f. Il. ELDRIDGE.
ByJ. v DAUGHERTY, their Attorney.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

Sheriff Hayes left last evening for Wis
consin for the purpose of placing in the
Wisconsin state asylum Otto Walter, man
recently sdjudged insane by the probate
court On his return trip this popular otfic-
ial int DIS visiting Chicago, st. Louis and
other cities
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11
ANNOUNCEMENT.

fine
residence property TO ne fact thai our list or such Is
location desired
which would eau special at ention 70 those ereced chw
builder JCneg
properties sucn that suit
cautious. Soliciting
I24-lm WALKER q FIELDER 2a5 N Main ST.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

Col Stewart writes us fro NJ Paris on Sep
tember 81. He was on his way to Egypt and
Palestine. He said that Scott Corbett wss
in Paris at that time as he saw by the papers
but that be had not yet met him.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

Mr.. G. H. Moorehouse, who has been east
in New York for month, is at home again.
He say money seems pretty plenty east, but
the rate of interest it is demanding at home
keeps it there.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

II your hoszse or barn OF fe5cs needs paint
ing rox Il TIE tine. - cents Per gallon for
bzst quality Alxsd Paint
T. z Uu.LFoRD & Co.
d1a+5s col z Douglas Ave
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

Mr.. J. c. Cooper father OF Mrs. Frank
Hartzell spent Sunday in the city. Mr..
Cooper's home is in Topeka but says Wichita
is far ahead Of Topeka in the number Of fine
business blocks being erected
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

We have just conp3ste1 q larsE number Of
se.s Of school Records, including tas ns~
book les required By Law. Register Q. War
Orders filed promptly.
The WICHITA EAGLE
dir-g. WIe1ata, Kansas
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

Rev Effipger, of Chicsgo, who has been
engaged in the work of organizing the Uni
tartan society of this city, called yesterday.
He is very much pleased with The outlook.
He informs us that Rev Caruthers, formerly
OF this city. is now engaged in the Unitarian
work
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

Cliff Sawyer ard r. n. Davies. of Rog-
ers' gallery, aud Mr.. George A. English left
last evening for Kensas City, where they
viii await the coming of Mrs. Cleveland and
Grover.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

Builders are IT 9uested 70 give Is call be
fore Dur 4, ing cemeut. balr and lime and
get our prices for the best Of these articles
that comes 10 the Wichita market
hUCKEBY & Pray.
l2+6t No 40 West douglas Ave.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11
Coal! Coal, Coal.!

We are ready 70 supply ali persons with
good coal at lowest prices.
HUCKEBY & PRAY,
1256t No. 100 West Douglas Ave.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11
For Rent.

Store room on Lawrence avenue, Just
south Of Douglas, in Buser building. Very
chesp BUNNELL MoREHoUsE.
dl24tf
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
REAL ESTATE TIA NSFEks.

The following are the transfers Of rea
estate fled In the Recorders Office yester
day:
Susan A Wraughton to Rachel Fleming
lots SO 81 % 95 Hydraulic ave Lincoln
Union City Town Co to Daniel Breese
lots 81 30, blk Is, "Colwick". ....... SO
Orrin r Sisson to Daniel E Breese, lot
IS, blk 4, 'Coiwick". ........:..-:. 52C
Tbos Sprer TO d o Williams, lot =. 90,
Sherman st Lakeside add ..........- 3UUo
Albert s Solomon to Eliza B Solomon
1-2 interest in lots 29 81 Lawrence oo
ave English 1st add ................ ZuO
Albert s Solomon to Eliza Solomon
lot to 10 inclusive 9Th ave MullnlX
add: -. 90 a. A0'
B F Newcomb to A Calisch, lots 50 AZ
blk IN" so University place add 5oV
John V Moffitt to A A Carpenter land
in Washington park add. ...;... 5'oo
Robt Z Lawrence 10 d Nj Jones, lots
Jos, 10, 1l2 and ia, University ave,
Iawrepce's 9th add. Zoo
SH Grooms to Abe G Stage, lots 9S,
100 aud l02, University ave, Univer-
sity Place add. 1uUu
Geo " Bush to F Newcomb, lots "a,
SO. 50 and 40. blk IN" So, Univer-
sity Place add. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 300
Chas S Ebey to Hattie l. Simpson, hf
interest in south hf lot II Meade ave
Louis D Smi to Amos l. Houck lots
70 to 80 inclusive Cent? al ave Maple
Grove add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5OOO
&C Thomas to John W Osleurn lots l
10 block 2 Garden Plain. 1000
Mary A Kay to Rock Island Lumber
and Manufacturing company lots l32
IA Mosley ave Ransom & Kays I'd
add 1850 ""
John Fitzgerald to Samuel ? Borum,
lots % IS. Henry st, Smithson's sub: 50O
J johnson 10 Frances Fleck, hf
ut in lots 5739-4l, Fannie ave,
Strong's add. Observation-Disclosures. oOo
Jacob w Nothstine to Lewis h Berry,
- lot l, blk Is, Goddard. .............. 100
Sarah Lynes to John Ward, lots SIS,
blk @, Junction Town Co.'S add. l200
Monroe Markham to p V Healy, lots
1916 47-4S, Minneapolis ave, Mime
apolis add. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. GU
james A Logan to Thomas Baker,
lots 133-l35- 1878, Rlddell ave,
Logan add. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o5UO
James 4 Borth to Cynthia Hertz, hf
seqr sec 20, twp IS, r w......... 25OO
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

Mrs GLADDEN. and daughter Oracle, OF
Springfield I, No, who has been visiting Mr.
and Mrs Nixon Elliott for some weeks,
leaves today for Los Angeles, where they
will snend the winter.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

Miss Mossie Baldwin, who has been visiting
friends in Chicago for several weeks, returned
home yesterday, coming by the way Of st.
Louis, where she spent a day or two with
other Friends
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

Mr. Albert Ellis, a landscape gardner,
comes to Wichita highly recommended, and
all those that place their grounds in his
charge will be pleased with his work. Read
his adY in anothor column.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

Mr.. Edgar Field, capitalist of Angola,
Indiana, who is visiting Mr.. Gardner Work
and also Misses DickiT son and Freeman OF
the city schools, called yesterday. Mr. Field
is enroute 10 California and be says he is so
astonished and pleased with Wichita that he
will step here on his return.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

The Wichita Boiler nu'acturing Co.
filed its charter with the secretary of state
Saturday. The capital stock of the company
is placed at $4,000; the directors are B. S.
Garrison, NJ j. Burke, q NJ. Narthomew,
DIN. Ride. w. H. Caststor, W. Il. Skeed.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

The watch factory ia row bail3lng and
with it, rising walls property On toe 49,
slde viii advance kOpt 5;sTgin e CO
have some good bargains near L. I235r
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11
PAN, Your Heuses

White you can &c. your paint for . cent.
per galicn. gallon covers = 50 yards, two
coatS WILLIFoED & Co.
di245t t0l DougIss Ave.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

Peal ss.Ate agents, ard others, are hereby
ro'i9si that al nv property Is tbs 0fh Cay
q OctSbsr. 1857, Wilh9ravn from tie mark
q JoEL :. McJTLL
d-f242ss
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

Do you want inside property, outside
properly, business property, residence prop
erty! Call On Robert Spurgin q Co.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

Mt. Joel Truesdell, of western Pennsyl-
wanna il il the city on a prospecting tour.
He is one Of the largest wool merchants Of
his state and this is his first visit to this sec
ton Of Kansas. he expresses himself as
very much surprised at the development and
had no expectation of finding city in Kan
sas as lsrge a Wichita
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

Buv now before the grand rush and get the
benefit Of the advance in prices on property
offered you by Roht. Spurgin & Co. 1zi-St
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

Las Vegas, New Mexico, Is the place 20 20
for Health, for investments and pleasure
and don't forget Lexget. Brothers cheap ex-
cursion tie 18th. Call 81 % South Main
stree. di2s4t
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

Mr.. Il. B. Keller is in the city again and
will not return to California for some days.
He protests against his name going in print,
as he fears some fellows will bs after him.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

i Bo~ open Tor custDDers AID vii have
tie graud opening - q ~fe<.
g. =. BEczEZ, 30 Z DcBgi2s eve.
f-Tya-1z
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For Rent.

One nicely furnished room, convenient to
business on Water street Two gentlemen
preferred. Esquire st rs ". Third street.
Rent reasonable. - dl246L*
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

FSThe BOARD of directors Of the Merchants
Protective association will holi its regular
monthly business meeting this evening at
7:30 O'Clock, at the office of the secretary, 23l
East Douglas avenue. The president re-
quests ss large an attendance as possible.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

Or irTeSpousstls tee sgs1fs When you can
gFt what yo1 var, az tbA Wiehi:z EouEG
Sarserg. TIRES LIIes SOUTHWEST o, the city.
d-iz+fts
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

Mr. John T Todd, prominent railroad
man of II inois, is in the city and is the guest
of w. J. Tull, Of Dodge ave- NJ. E. church
He expresses himself as delighted with our
citV
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

All parties interested in the organization
of the Improved Order OF Red Men will
meet Friday night at O'Clock at the Sons Of
Temperance hall, on North Market street.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

Brick work viii commence today on the
Cummings block, on South Market street.
The foundation is completed, and is very
fine one. The building has front Of fifty
feet, one hundred and twenty deep and three
stories hiZh.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

The 10Th Is the time to 20 TO Las Vegas, y.
NJ with Liggett Brcs. Call on them. %
s. Main St ia 70
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

Cal a. 70. 10 Tes: DoEgsss Ave. Tor Re
ties. coal Ia lie raarsss for III rsoaxy.
l2s-S. HEcKxsT & PRAY.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11
Coal Coal Goa.

Cal and see the Dry Good Erngorfura. s57
z Do1giEz ave. 6-s@4 =
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

! John Waits, cashier C1 the above named bank.
90 soernnly that The above statement IS true
10 the best of my knovgiecg and 1eilas
JOHN WAT rs, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me his tn cay Ct
October 1851 PRANK ". SP ,CLDlNG.
tskAI Notary Public.
Nv commission expires FER. .. 1891.
CoHFEcT-attsst: X. Z. LAWRENCE;
M'CHEAL IT gDES. Directors
RODDi HATFIELD. J
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Fabrication N0ttca

q per cent sure on your investment in
Robt. Spurgin & Cos bargain lots 124-3t
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11
THE EAIR.
Horse Cars Run to the Fair Grounds-Far
Five Cents.


4 new aulphithe4eer that will seat 5, 500
people has been erected on the banks Of the
Little River. Spectators can view the races
aud also the regatta while occupying their
seats
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
The Southwestern Horse Fair Association
take great pleasure ia EXCEEDING a cordial III
vitation 10 the many yi>i,ors now in cur city
and especially 20 the large number Of Odd
Feilowmsn now attending the meeting Of
their Grand Lodge 20 visit the fair which viii
De in progress the entire week, commencing
Wednesday, October i. Each tra,h coming
into our city is loader with people coming 70
the fair aud the meeting CT the Grand H-dge
OF the l. Q. o, F.
The single clinser VIII bring out i L Miller,
Champion Of skiffs for 1881. against The pick
of tue club and the famous Calumet four
sCainsi tbd six-oared gig Besides the
racing there Will be q contest between boats
of each style owned by the club. Gold Il d.
ais will he awarded the winners. They are
Row on exhibition at the rnoms Of the Amer
lean Watch company, y. y block
FIRST DAYS REGATTA.
The public, Wednesday, the first day Of The
fair, will have 81 opportunity of witnessing
one Of the most pleasing, exciting and holly
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

DEPORT Of the condition OF the WICHITA Ne
hTIONAL BANK, at Wichita. in the state OF Ran
sas, at the close Of business, Oct Jber 5, 1887.
RESOURCES,
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11


STATE OF KANSAS. L.
COUNTY OF SEDGwICR.
l. Lyman a. w alton, Cashier Of the above named
bank do solemny swear that the above statement Is
true to the best Of my knowledge and belief.
Lynn IN A. WALT N, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this Il tn day OF
[SeaI] october, 1887. c. r. AID Rich,
Notary Public
Term expires Jan. II, 1891.
Correct-Attest M. w. EVY,
y. F. NIEDERLANDE Y, : Director,
I24-1t J. c. RUTAS,
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

TDeport OF the condition OF STATE NATIONAL
hB, NIX OF WICHITA, at Wichita, in The state OF
Kansas, the close OF bus ness, October otb, lei
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

COUNTY OF SEDGWICK-
J. L d. SkinHe-. Csshie- Of the above named bank
do solomuIy swea that he above statement is true
TO the best of my kuoWle- &c and beli.f.
l. o. SKINNER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me III inth day
TsE.I1 Lct: IcS7. 4. Y. FORD Notary Public.
Sedgsick County, Kan.
Commission expires Sept. % 1s9
Correct-Attest: Kos HARRIS,
j. =, ALLEN Directors.
l2tlt ALLEN, )
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

VOeport of the condition OF the WEST SIDE Ma
SArIONA,. BANK, at " ichlta, IN the state or han-
sac, at the close Of business. October ), 1891.
pESAERHES
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

1256t
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

Lon Hostetter the alleged horse thief was
yes, erday brought before Judge Walker and
waving preliminary examination. was re-
manded 10 the county Jail
State VS. Thomas Ryan for disturbing the
peace Of one Mrs Tanning was dismissed al
ter a jury had been impanneled. The defend
ant was the same person who few days ago
was arrested on a similar charge by Mr..
Fuller Of Wichita township.